A quiet museum visit to Museum Rietberg in Zurich, exploring world art, the light and stillness of Villa Wesendonck, and lunch at the garden café — a place to pause and reconnect with the senses.

Inspired by Switzerland’s potted herb habit.

Zug is often described through its business advantages—low taxes, efficient administration, and its proximity to Zurich. But beyond these visible factors, there is something less obvious.A quiet rhythm that makes it easier to think, decide, and live. A Different Kind of Efficiency Efficiency is usually associated with speed—faster processes, faster decisions, faster results. But efficiency can also come from simplicity. In Zug, distances are short, systems are structured, and

Spring has arrived in Switzerland. Many people think of Switzerland as a very cold country, but unless you head into the mountains, walking through snow isn’t something we experience in everyday life. Why does the arrival of spring make me so happy? This is the season when Bärlauch (wild garlic), a herb similar to what is known in Japan as gyōja-ninniku, begins to appear everywhere. Of course, you can also find it in supermarkets, but this is the time of year when you can sim